... AJIJS!.ICJ2N PIIPCES. BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-The Legislature of this State, on Sunday arternoon, rmade choice of President and Vice-Presidlernt- T'he votes stood, in thi. Lower Io-use, for the Federal Ticket, 59; Clintoniat35 29 Madiscl'an, 22. On a joint ballot, the votes were- for thel Clintoni in ticket, 7.; for ?? Federal ticket, 45; andu t the MI;Idisonian tsiek-t6 23. [Ps-am d siwe-v Y /;rk ...

... THE iVIWOVING CHRONICLE. LONDON: iF THU]RSDAr, D UC AGBER iO, IX2, At a late hour last night we -heard that Ministers p had received dispatches fr om Lord W ELLINGTbON. S We did not, learn their contents. Si 1- W e understand that a Messenger has a riived, who S was passenger on board a catter from Gottenburgh. By' the same opportunity wve have advices, from that.. C port to the- Ist inst. but ...

... UNITED PARLIAMENT G oB GRBA T BRItAIN ANSD IURRLAND. * HOUSEOF LOILDS,,Nov 3d0 - Se The doors of thle House- were opened about ele~ven o'cl oe, and soon-afterwards a great nunsber of ladies a superbly dresse~d occupied ilie Peers' sea'tS.. III the dII coursie of little miore than an hour thle House 'was exc- ?? cro~q~ed. v About one o'clock the Lord Challcelldr cani e i Pand r prayers were ...

... Fr I ore ?? GAZECTE see xie ?? pa ge. T'IVE 0?TNVIX(; CHOIClVOLE. 1. 0 N 1) 0 N: AM10ON\7DAr, DECE fiR 8, S8L1. By a person who left Ostend on Saturday morning, there is in account that BONAPARTE is seriously in- disposed. This report rests entirely upon the aitholrity of this man, who is in the contraband tracle so gleingly vwinked at; but it is not improbable. AP n-an xvho traivelled i soo ...

... ,6,trlu swra4 i tire AMR-tvo eliAoslett. I am one of hei Wteraberia d. a Aruit9 3txs established' hi 'afbican4' Our fule ti vafli anid: ecd. n1oamy our order of the day9 iiAi& ai6 4 0have dcnom:umtlated ourselves. T/ze-$S~ii~ ?? We are desirous of obtam nng.i aoi~bsa n fira ?? inew- nmade B}arosncts; ?? wlosio~bt haq ~iinetiily Uen oc- cupied(14i Iemldc researcteii. wil1 a vi'o'f Ascertain- ...

... 'rUE EXAMINEii. ?? Loawnwn, Dec. 1.& TnsF RE have heein of late plenty of dncutnts fur tr sperilaltiimt% of the coffee-house politicians: we have had French and Russian blilietills, intercteid tett eri an Ex. braordicaary Gazette, aid ain abstract of the operltropj of Klrrvwssr, front the 91h to the 131h Novevnahcr. 1t ij inipossible, however, an we have often statedl, to plice apry reliance ...

... CONJEcT(ntpS tESPECTLrsG THE SITUATrION AND STRESGtit 0? T}S FRLNCII AItdIY IN IUSSI'(AN POLAND, AND OF TIE IIESPECTIVE COltPS OF IVIIICII rr WAM CoMPoSED IN NOVEMBEII LAST. Bonaparte crossed the Niemen, and entered Russian Poland with nine entire corps, estimated, one with an- other, at the opening of the campaign, ;t z4,ooo men each. He had also with him, the Reserve of Imperial Guards, the ...

... THE, MORNING CHFRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, DECEMBER ?? I812. It is not possible to form any rational judgment of the a6tual state of the Fiench armies in Russia, or of the motions of BoX9.1iAARTE, from the accounts received yesterday morning. It would appear, that he has at Smoleonsko a formidable army, and that pains have been taken for the last three months to increase its natural strength, ...

... FORitIs N INTE'LLICEGNCE. I'ARIq, Dixut 18-0. ; thie .Mli of December the Ent- perir h1 vii' (a-llelll tl 1E ert, ait his hleadd-qu:rteI k;t tnSll- goiily, th- Vi erovil [he Prince til Nettfch itel, antl MarirsIals DrIkes ?? Elchtirltcn, Drlitzie, 'rreviso, Iihe Vrinfc of Eck- T]uo~ltl, ;llmi lile IuLke (if IS; ,a, Iqa;ted theCmI ?? lie ?? rn ioaledl Itbe Kil. 'i of -Nal)1eA his Ltieioill1-Ge ...

... , IAMPERI'EAL t )ARL 7llI'. itU.S[SIA. hr Wi ill ?? exception fsf lbe ?? grpnt t there Ia ls I l ?? oi f m o ;lit sage ; I * e; It sai ou: ?? tliat lie ?? MeC'i it ra d o1 i. I-auses froam tile Priuce RnglIt : ?? Pl;ar tia. nvf sille i othwslre ldj1 t The PRI~NC cm LGz.NT. neiert'' h fi 1ii Majesi y, htivingtall IlI Ili$ Seri-ills c :tccilis 'A itili lie ju;ki received uf thec se-ere dieree c ...

... GOTTIEiVBURG-I MAILS. EXTRACT OF A LtlTTERt' FROM ST. PETEtSIURGcII. , Op the 8th and 9th (N. S.). Platow again at- tacked the corps of the Viceroy, Davoust, and Ney, at Dorogobasch, with 3ooog Coss~icks, and completely ronted them, killed 12,O00G, and took 300o prisoners, and 62 pieces of cannon. An intercepted lutter from the Viceroy to Berthier, at Smulensk, gives an account of tlae ...

... GIBRALTAJR MA~)IL. GIBRALTAR, Nov. 20.-By the last accounts faom Alicant we learn, that the first division of the Allied Arriiy marched from thensce in the direction of Va- lencial on the 20th, and the secod division was to fol- Jovj the nextday. The&8 ist regiment had had a small ?? widh the enemy's adk aneed posts. Lord WXiliiam Bentinck was ho1ur.y expeaed there, %with 0oo Si cilian troops, ...